Jay (Season 2)

Jay is Salty's starter Pokémon of the Pokemon Friendlocke Season 2. He was an Igglybuff before evolving into a Jigglypuff at level 20 and then into a Wigglytuff at level 34.

Description
After experiencing an incredibly traumatic near-death experience at the very beginning of his journey, he is usually hesitant to take risks. However, he is shown to be very hard working, and despite his fear will still try his hardest to make himself able to help in battles. He is also shown to be very affectionate, trying to make friends with everyone, even including Claire. However, this ends up hurting him sometimes on the occasion that one of his friends end up dying.

Moveset History

 * Sing (Level 5)
 * Charm (Level 5)
 * Defense Curl (Level 5)
 * Pound
 * Rollout
 * Body Slam
 * Blizzard

Derek (Trainer)
After the traumatic events which occurred at Derek's house, they immediately gained a high level of appreciation and trust for each other. In the middle of the playthrough, despite Jay's sub-par battle ability, Derek still tries to include him. When trying to evolve Jay into a Wigglytuff, Derek had a heart-to-heart with him talking about how he cared about him and wanted him to be more active in battle without being in danger of dying. Eventually he made the decision to evolve.

Joe (Season 2) (Lampent)
Jay was very grateful for Joe when he was caught and subsequently saved the run. Being Jay's first friend, they were very close, spending most of the game with each other.

Mal (Season 2) (Lopunny)
Mal was considered a mother figure by Jay, and eventually she just adopted him. He would then tend to call Mal "Mama."

Claire (Season 2) (Manectric)
Despite Claire's cold nature and disapproval of friendship, Jay instead insisted that he considered the two friends.

Sauerkraut (Farfetch'd)
Despite their sad nature, Jay frequently makes it clear that he appreciates their presence.

Status
Jay is currently deceased, he was killed by Zekrom's Giga Impact in the final fight against N.

Trivia

 * Jay is typically interpreted as almost always crying, although he almost never cries during the actual run.